On 20/9/10 21:43, bulia byak wrote:
On Sat, Sep 18, 2010 at 3:43 PM, Jon Cruz <jon@...18...> wrote:
On Sep 18, 2010, at 6:05 AM, bulia byak wrote:
So the hacky simplistic approach does may do harm. That's unfortunate. Can anyone suggest any other heuristic algorithm that would enable pressure sensitivity for those who have it, but never breaks anything that worked before?
This is what I remember from testing things on OS X initially. I'd hit situations where automatically flipping things were detrimental, so did not make that the default.
Why don't we try this heuristic:
if the type is "pen" and name is not "pen", then enable
because suv's configuration has a pen named simply "pen" whereas those who have real pressure-sensitive pens have more appropriate names (such as mine which is "Wacom Graphire").
suv, do you think that would work in your case (i.e. not break things)?
Not sure how to test it...
Default device settings (launching Inkscape after removing '~/.config/inkscape/preferences.xml'):
<group id="devices" />
Device settings after saving the device configuration in the dialog (no changes made):
<group id="devices"> <group id="P:pen" mode="disabled" axes="x;y;pressure;xtilt;ytilt" keys="" /> <group id="C:cursor" mode="disabled" axes="x;y;pressure;xtilt;ytilt" keys="" /> <group id="E:eraser" mode="disabled" axes="x;y;pressure;xtilt;ytilt" keys="" /> </group>
Inkscape 0.48+devel r9772, Mac OS X 10.5.8, Xquartz 2.4.0, gtk2 @2.20.1 no tablet attached, no tablet drivers installed
~suv
